Killing Floor 3 is now due on July 24

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Killing Floor 3 is now due on July 24

Originally scheduled for March 25, Killing Floor 3 ended up being postponed just a few days before its arrival on PS5, Xbox Series and PC.

Now we finally know the new launch date chosen by Tripwire Interactive. It will be July 24, 2025, to be exact. Creative director Bryan Wynia made the announcement via a simple press release.

"Since the postponement of Killing Floor III, we've devoted the extra development time to responding to community feedback, ensuring that the next chapter in the much-loved action-horror franchise lives up to our ambition."

"The support from our fans has been incredible, and with the new release date of July 24, we're thrilled to bring this vision to players. Not only at launch, but through the continual addition of new features and content that are our studio's hallmark."

Source: gematsu.com

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